Our weekly news news wrap-up highlights the rapid growth of India’s drone industry, covering key updates on training, skill development, capacity expansion, technological advancements, and more. These insights from the drone ecosystem will keep you informed and help you discover new opportunities to expand your business in the industry.
Here we go with the top headlines of the week from the drone ecosystem in India
Updates from the drone ecosystem in India
- The National Test House (NTH) to begin certifying drones for commercial use at lower-than-market prices. This move is expected to benefit smaller companies in the expanding drone sector, which includes applications in logistics and agriculture.
- KRR Aerospace has acquired advanced drone and UAV technology from CSIR-National Aerospace Laboratories to boost its aerospace capabilities and expand beyond its dominant autoclave market.
- Garuda Aerospace and Thales have formed a strategic partnership to advance Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) in India, aiming to improve drone safety and efficiency.
- Arunachal Pradesh’s “Medicine from the Sky” initiative, launched with WEF, has delivered over 12,000 medical supplies via drones, saving thousands of travel hours.
- ICAR-CRIDA and Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative demonstrated drone use for nano urea spraying in Telangana’s Gaddamallaiahguda village, highlighting its benefits for agricultural efficiency.
- IoTechWorld Avigation has received DGCA approval to establish a Remote Pilot Training Organization (RPTO), advancing drone technology and training in India.
- Kaveri University, has partnered with Marut Drone Academy to establish a state-of-the-art drone academy, offering industry-aligned education and training across four dedicated flying zones.
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